BROMAGE, William (p.450)

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24 April 1765 William son of Henry Bromage Strand Lane waterman apprenticed to James Perry (Grimwade p.620) Cutler of London.
(This contract is annotated by hand in the upper left hand corner "Butcher.")

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10 February 1767 William Bromage by consent of the parties turned over to George Fayle (Grimwade p.507) of the same trade. viewtopic.php?f=74&t=27589&p=103677&hilit=George+Fayle#p103677

September 1773 George Fayle declared by his oath of freedom that William Bromage had served James Perry and himself for a full term of seven years and kept all the covenants of his indenture, a declaration that must relate to William Bromage's freedom.

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28 November 1791 William Bromage of the Parish of Saint Clement Dane Butcher and Widower bound in marriage to Grace Langley a Spinster aged above 21 years.